Breeden v. Wilson
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SEYMOUR, Justice.
Plaintiff named as defendants three individuals doing business as Alamo Cab Company, and Continental Fire and Casualty Insurance Corporation. Complaint stated three causes of action, the first alleging negligence on the part of the cab company’s driver resulting in injuries to the plaintiff, a passenger in the taxicab, praying for actual damages; the second alleging, in addition to the matter contained in the first cause of action, the willful, wanton and reckless nature of the cab driver’s negligence, praying for punitive damages; and the third incorporating the substance of…
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